Re: HP9000 K-Series support, howto and diffs
Jochen Kunz <[email protected]> Sat, 1 Nov 2003 16:59:08 -0800
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On 2003.11.01 02:46 Hellmuth Michaelis wrote:
> The very first sentence is "Find monarch processor and memory
> controller".
> On the K, these two items are not found by neither PDC_SYSTEM_MAP nor
> by PDC_MEMMAP (PDC_SYSTEM_MAP does not find these ond others and
> PDC_MEMMAP is not supported on that platform).
Did you try to find the CPU via PDC_SYSTEM_MAP, TRANSLATE_PATH?
At least on my B132L PDC_SYSTEM_MAP, TRANSLATE_PATH finds CPU and
memory.
> So the purpose of walk_iomem() is to initially scan the central bus
> to get the memory controller, cpu(s) and IOA's from where to scan
> further down the tree to get everything else possible.
Did you try PDC_HPA? It returns the HPA of the CPU. I found no other
way to get the memory controller besides walking the main bus. But this
is more or less identical to the current implementation in
{Net,Open}BSD. pdc_scanbus() finds CPU and MEM and a few iterations
later the IO Hardware.
I choose not to follow the advertised scanning algorithem in the PDC
manual because the existing algorithem worked well. (It is in case of
PDC_SYSTEM_MAP mostly identical to the OpenBSD code.) The B132L is my
only machine that uses PDC_SYSTEM_MAP so I choose to leave it like it
is until I get some [CDJK] hardware myself.
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tschüß,
Jochen
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